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LAST WEEK OF MOVING SALE! Frankie's Free Range Meat Vlog
Dates the inventory-clearing tail of the relocation directly rather than by inference. Published Tuesday 2023-06-13, and the transcript's own internal marker at 1:26 ("it is Tuesday") confirms the recording day matches the publish day, so the statement "this is going to be the last week" places the end of the moving sale in the week of Mon 2023-06-12 – Sun 2023-06-18. He also back-references the previous week's Pride Month video, which is WJpVsgHia6w, published exactly 7 days earlier on 2023-06-06 (computed in code as a plain date difference: 2023-06-13 minus 2023-06-06 = 7 days). The premises he is leaving is described only as "the cursed Warehouse" and the destination only as "our new place" — no address, city or party is named anywhere in this transcript. Possible case/dispute link: none identified from the transcript alone. The relocation destination is not named here; any link to 25-31 Dundaff Street, Carbondale (DSP021 / C103 / C009 / C026) would come from outside this video, not from it. Tentative and unconfirmed.
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if you guys didn't get boned last week for pride month then uh this is going to be the last week we will have the 15 off moving sale so if you place an order worth over 500 you get 15 off we're just trying to kind of move out as much meat inventory as possible so it's easier to take things over to our new place
Dates the inventory-clearing tail of the relocation directly rather than by inference. Published Tuesday 2023-06-13, and the transcript's own internal marker at 1:26 ("it is Tuesday") confirms the recording day matches the publish day, so the statement "this is going to be the last week" places the end of the moving sale in the week of Mon 2023-06-12 – Sun 2023-06-18. He also back-references the previous week's Pride Month video, which is WJpVsgHia6w, published exactly 7 days earlier on 2023-06-06 (computed in code as a plain date difference: 2023-06-13 minus 2023-06-06 = 7 days). The premises he is leaving is described only as "the cursed Warehouse" and the destination only as "our new place" — no address, city or party is named anywhere in this transcript. Possible case/dispute link: none identified from the transcript alone. The relocation destination is not named here; any link to 25-31 Dundaff Street, Carbondale (DSP021 / C103 / C009 / C026) would come from outside this video, not from it. Tentative and unconfirmed.
we're trying to completely clear out the refrigerator clear out the freezer get everything over to the new place and then the week after have the new deliveries come in have everything come in again and just keep things moving without any sort of interruption
Gives the intended sequencing of the premises move as of 2023-06-13 — clear the cold storage during the final sale week, move, then resume deliveries "the week after". Read against the publish date that puts the physical move in roughly the week beginning 2023-06-19 and deliveries resuming the week beginning 2023-06-26. It is a stated plan, not a record of what happened; the transcript does not report the move as completed. Possible case/dispute link: none identified from the transcript alone. The refrigeration/freezer equipment is mentioned only as his own inventory storage — no contractor, installer or repairer is named anywhere in this video. Tentative and unconfirmed.